New research by Rotary Great Britain and Ireland, show that almost HALF of the adults in Britain say that they are lonely and 41% say that they feel most lonely […]
Rape and sexual abuse support services across England and Wales have been awarded increased government funding today (22 March 2019) – totalling £24m over 3 years – to help even […]
Celebrated as one of England’s finest equestrian painters, Sir Alfred Munnings forged much of his early reputation as a brilliant war artist, serving in eastern France with the Canadian Expeditionary […]
Camper Calling has quickly established itself as one the UK’s most sublime family festivals. This August Bank Holiday (23–25 August 2019) the festival returns to its majestic lakeside location of Ragley Hall […]
Small and medium sized companies in the UK are divided when it comes to allowing their employees to work from home, according to the latest Close Brothers Business Barometer research. […]
The Prestigious Star Awards Grand Ball took place on Friday evening at One Whitehall Place in London to celebrate the world’s best venues. In an evening that fizzed with energy, […]
British Red Cross has launched an emergency fundraising appeal in response to the devastation caused by Cyclone Idai across areas of Mozambique, Malawi and Zimbabwe. Heavy rain is predicted over […]
So here’s a fact, which will come as a surprise to many students and parents alike. When you’re at University and renting private accommodation, if one of the flatmates defaults, […]
One of Britain’s leading computer scientists has been appointed as chair of the new National Centre for Computing Education (NCCE), it can be announced today. Simon Peyton Jones of Microsoft […]
Police have this week, Monday, 18 March, released CCTV footage of an incident in Hackney which has left a cyclist hospitalised in a critical condition. At around 1245hrs on Sunday, […]
